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Declaración de accesibilidad

En qué punto estamos con el cumplimiento de WCAG, qué tenemos en marcha y cómo reportar problemas.

⚠️ Draft scaffold — not legal text. This page is a placeholder that lists the sections and points real counsel needs to cover. Do not ship it as-is. Replace each section with lawyer-reviewed copy before any public launch or app-store submission.

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Our commitment

TrainPlan is designed to be usable by as wide a range of people as possible, including runners using assistive technology. We target WCAG 2.2 Level AA compliance across the website and the mobile app, as required by the EU Accessibility Act (EAA, in force since June 2025).

Compliance status

This website is [TODO: «fully compliant», «partially compliant», or «non-compliant»] with WCAG 2.2 AA. A full third-party audit was last performed [TODO: date and auditor]. Findings and the remediation timeline live in the accessibility report below.

What we’ve checked

  • All interactive elements have keyboard-accessible equivalents
  • All non-decorative images carry meaningful alt text
  • Form fields have labels; error messages are programmatically associated with their inputs
  • Colour contrast meets AA for text and UI controls
  • prefers-reduced-motion is honoured across all animations
  • The site works without JavaScript for all critical content and navigation

Known issues

[TODO: list any known accessibility gaps with a target fix date. Items that can’t be fixed need a documented rationale.]

Mobile app

The TrainPlan mobile app supports VoiceOver on iOS and TalkBack on Android. Guided sessions include haptic cues so runners with visual impairments can follow pace and rest timers without looking at the screen.

Reporting a problem

If something is harder to use than it should be, please email accessibility@trainplan.app with a description, the URL or screen you were on, and the assistive technology you were using. We aim to acknowledge within two working days and respond with a fix or a plan within ten.

Enforcement

If you’re not satisfied with our response, you can escalate to your national accessibility enforcement body. [TODO: name the body relevant to the company’s registered location — for NL that’s the College voor de Rechten van de Mens.]

Review cycle

This statement is reviewed every 12 months and whenever a material change to the site or app is shipped.